The First 18: How Our Childhood Shapes Our Future
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In this heartfelt episode of the Chattermouth Podcast, Cher and Dawn dive deep into their childhood upbringing and explore the critical role the first 18 years of life play in shaping who we become. Cher opens up about her struggles with deciding between public school and homeschooling, fueled by her concerns about bullying in the school system. The duo reflects on their own experiences with bullying, sharing the traumas and challenges they faced in school and how these experiences have impacted them throughout their lives. They also delve into generational differences in parenting styles, contrasting gentle parenting with more traditional approaches like spanking. Join them as they discuss the lessons school teaches us—both good and bad—and how school-related traumas can leave a lasting mark. This episode is a poignant reminder of the importance of nurturing environments and the lasting effects of our formative years. Tune in for an engaging conversation that encourages reflection and understanding about our past and its influence on our present.
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